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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06
The Courts.

POLICE COURT-J1Cige Shell.
To-day, JAS P. Cret1n, tresspaSs on parks s. or
Is days Jas. Ryan, diSOrderly conduct; $ or Is
days. Chas. Curtis, cruelty to animals, SO or 30
days. Patrick Mccormick, violating hack law;
s. or days. RObt. Montgomery, disorderly in
county; s. or days. JnO. II. Brooks, contempt;
s. or ID days. Jno. Flemming, throwing missiles;
81 or days. JnO. Lynch and Thos. Murray, dis
orderly conduct; S collateral forfeited. Minnie
L. Carr, do; do. RObt. Hanson, playing ball in
street; 81 collateral forfeited Thos. OBrfen tres
pass on parks; do. Julia Thompson, do; do.
Mary Wilson, diSOrderly conduct; s. or Is days.
Claude T1nney, do; collateral forfeited. Michael
COakley profanity. do
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BEAR IN MND.-n you need spring overcoat or
suit. or your boy needs spring clothing, we can
supply you with better quality and lower price
than any house in Washington as we are the only
actual manufacturers of clothing In the city. :
EIsEAAN BROS. cor. 18th and sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy a beau
tnqI nght Derby, either Dunlap or Broadway block,
at Francs, the popular Halter, corner 9TH and d.
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Affairs in West Warrington.

THREATENED TO CHOP His WIFE TO PIECES
Edw'd HumeS, cOlOred, was arrested, yesterday
afternoon, by Officer Hawkins, on a charge OF as
sault and battery preferred by his wife, Eliza, who
said that he came home drunk, and said that he
his threat into effect by the aid OF large axe
He was taken to court this morning.
No QUORUM.-Onicers OF the Fourteenth Build
ing Association were not elected last night there
being no quorum present. 1t was thought that a
dividend would have been declared last night had
the attendance been larger.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition, 1;
receiving reservoir temperature, 70; condition at
north connection, 10; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, So
Ice CKRAM SODA at Braces PharmacYeAduk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

THE PAsTECR WATER FILTER can be seen in on
GRAFTON at ". b. Moses & Sons establishment Cor
1lJh and streets. Write or call for circulars
and price lists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

AT ACTUAL COSTA large and well assorted stock
OF Children's Spring Goats and Jackets and Ladies'
Light Shades In Kersey Lap-Seam Jackets, Jet,
Cloth. and Mourning Wraps are offered at actual
cost ut X. II. TAYLOR'S
GS3 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

AT 80 9TH street northwest is a new store and
has just received 80 new baby carriages to be
sold at manufacturers price. A $eS carriage you
can buy IOr so. and $50 one for 1880
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SUITS TO ORDER for SIS. Eiseman, cor. q

For spring lamb and washington dressed beef
90 to John k Kelly stall 62S, 629 and $50 Center
market, and FOG and EOS Northern Liberty market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

MRssRs. B. ii. WARNER Co. are advertising In
to-day'S issue some excellent bargains In real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

FoR GKNTIKMENs Light Colored Derbys and
Straw Hats, IN correct styles and right prices 90
10 Lewis & Son, 1927 New York ay or 900 7th al
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SANITARY UNDERWEAR, '.manS best friendn for
summer, OF natural WOOL In either gray or white,
at 81 so; fancy and plain flannel house coats
Aueroach & Bro, 623 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FIFTY NEW baby carriages to be sold at manu-
IacturerS price. You can save one-third by call
Ing at s. Horowftz, 80 It'll st northwest.
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SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAINS at Eisemans new
store SOS 7th and 1896 Penn. ave Our 25c Gents
AIl-silk Scarfs, 15c. our SOC. Balbr1ggan Vests
2.1,- our soc. Unlaundried Shirts, 35c. Our Soc
COrSets, SIC; French-woven CorsetS 69c DR.
Warmers CSC SILK Mitts, all shades, lie. All silk
Cloves .,4c. Our Electric Wire Bustle loo Fonr-
button Kid Gloves. new shades 4Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

We SELL only our own make clothing, but the
best OF the story is our low prices.
EIsEMAN Bros,
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GREAr BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS
AT

GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS
LUTTRELL & WINES,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTHWEST
Just received 10000 yards Plaid Striped, Cream
White and Colors. India Lnens which we are Offering
at &C., &C., &c., 1Oc, 12kc. 15c. 20c and 25c These
goods are the greatest bargains in the market.
New lot Parxsols and Sun Umbrellas Just in, at 25
Per cent below usual prices.
500 yards Summer Silk, reduced to 4Oc. to close.
Beautiful All Wool Dress Goods, 80 inches wide at
Lovely Plaid Dress Goods 25c. sold at 81 4 and Soc
Beautiful Quality Atwood Nuns yelling. plain and
Nuns veiiins 1sHe. very cheap in dark oolorsonly
Beautiful Sateens French designs, 12>1c.
Black Sill, the famous Guinet make. at 75c, 81,
S1S5. LOO, s175, $2. $3.50: We ssk an Inspection
Henrietta Cloths all grades These good ve make
speciality Of and are worthy OF notice.
Large Lot Of LADIES' and Gents Hosiery at great
Lsdies and Gents Underwear at special prices
Domesttcs and goods In this line very low to reduce
Lovely Dress Goods 1870 and 15c.; special lust
We invite our friends and public generally TO eve
nosd that we sre not only the Leading Soas ie e tSs
West End, but also the cheapest
LUTTRELL WINE
1890 Pennsyivania ave. n; ", corner goth st.
GENTLEMEN's SUITS sC0gREp
so cents p.n.s a5 cent! rHVE sssnE 3 FOR q
Altering and Repairing done In best msnnsr
Goods called for and delivered
So5 9th II NV, {tslephone cali bd, aAhM IA 40
y. Calvert q. BALTIMORE TslsphGns eli iSil-SSs ~
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Iriiruffons for the "a hours commencing nj D. m
For District OF Columbia. Delaware, Maryland.
and Virginia. threatening weather and light rains
accompanying local thunder storms, variable
winds generally SOutheaSterly and veertng to
southerly, stationary temperature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

We HAVE received a telegram from the factory
examine, at s. HorowttZ, 73O 7th street northwest.
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PANTS TO oRpkE for S. Eiseman. cor. 9TH and E

DIAMOND Sales.--future diamond ring, carat,
$50; solitaire earrings carat, $45; stone cluster
ring, 81; ) stone hoop ring, $50: IL caret ruby,
set with two y carat diamonds, $50, worth $3.50;
3caraL earrings, S135, cheap at 500.
4 HARRIS 4 Co.. 40 18th ST.
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BASE BAIL CoxB1NA,1oNs, &C., 216 eth st. NV.

DON'T FORGET TO order that Yale Lock with Cor
rugated Keys at once!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

To-MoRRow, a base ball presented to every boy:
read "A Treat for the Boys" page
SEE advertisement OF Boot and Shoe business for
sale.
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Amusen,ents Tonight.

Anlusements Tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-'The Light OF ASIA
NATIoNAL-AbbOtJ in Carnival OF Venice"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
E7STRKET RINK.-Odd Fellows Fair and Bazaar.
HAKRIs'.-'Shadow Detective"
kKKSANs.-Ida Siddon's Burlesquers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

I .ARGE AND COMMODIOUs STORAGE ROOMS
Parties leaving the city for the summer months and
oesfSns q storing their household goods should call
age rooms. Advances made when desired WA
DUGCANSON BROS
my2-lw "a cor 9TH end n st.,
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A BASE BALL given to every boy, at Hahn'S, tt
mOrrow. Read "A Treat for the Boys" page 2.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIE CoIEssIA Mutual has written $4,000 Of
business since April Is, 1887. Average daily cash
receipts since Mar LIST $4,000.
FRAME J. TuBI7s.
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ALL THIS WEEK,

are in need Of LADIES', MISSEy AND CHILDRENs
HATS AND BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, vELvETS, TIPS, PLUMEs
and all articles appertaining to Millinery, well as
VISITES, JACKETS. JERSEYS. SUN UMBRELLAS,
PARAsOLS, LACE CAPS AND SILK AND Isle
THREAD GLOVES.
We would request you kindly to call early to avoid
the great rush. as to enable to tender you the
proper attention 80 much desired in your selection.
We are compelled to refrain from quoting prices as
assortment Is too extensive our styles too
fold We conclude with the sincere request not to
miss this opportunity Of obtaining the most fashiona
BILE goods at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06
CITY AND DISTRICT.

INCUBATOR THERMOMETERS, Hemplers ave. COZ.
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Buy YouR DEr GooDs
CARRIERS
STRICTLY CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST.,
And Receive Q Handsome Present
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS in plaids checks
stripes and fancy styles, cash value 25c. yard re-
4uced price, II yards tor only g. Each Customer who
Duys 10 or over will receive pair Of Satin Damask
S150. <~' "~As A
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS (neat styleel
pure sik and WOOL wide double width, 80.
FANCY SILKS, 374. 40. IS, SO. 81, rs.
CAMkEs HAIR Dress Goods, in Checks and Fancy
Styles, ali pure hne wool. wide double width So
BLACh SURAH SILKS, cash value IS, reduced to g.
rRENCH sATINES. finest quality, choice styles, rs.
1hSOi CLOTH Dress Goods, pure wool wide double
with lprlce everywhere 90. reduced TO 37H.
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, pure silk rs 81. Al On
CAAELS HAIR FRENCH SERGE, in lovely Sprinr
shades pure wool, wide double width, As.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK o.
hoiAt SERGE, beautiful Dress Goods vida donhl.
fold. IL yards for 81 90. ' "N0 ~""oA0
width. 80 and 31b. '' ~ mxS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

WE DEFY competition In quality, style, and
price. Seeing is believing. Call and examine
yourselves, at S. Horowitz, 80 9TH street north
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

SOUTHERN QUAKTErrE, Flora Moore Ada Melrose
and many bright artists at kernan'a-AdrI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

IsYoErANT SALE or VEHICLES, &C.-Mr. Downing
VIII sell to-InOrrO., at IL o'clock, In front OF his
a9stioD room, a number OF work horses and
wagons, the effects OF contractor, several nne
Saddle and driving horses. iine buggfes, mare and
PARK phaston, dog carts, coupfs and eoupelets}
&c Also, at 10 o'clock, a lne line OF furniture,
carpets. Sc.-Adrk.
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EsaRAvsss Axg DR. llE S1sxrsa

WIN. +. LUZ 632 q St NV,
Ene1s1n9 On metal and wood. Honograms and crests
On seas watches TeWelry Card engraving and print
a iRs ss:i sns:vns II sits hranches BoOESnders'
stamps for marking and all kinds Of stsmpinx
Sola or SILVER bullion emlr0idering Reraliaa ma m
A.-.... ~ !01So 0At1poex0A0A mh12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

We respectfully invite our friends and patrons
and all in need Of millinery to one Of the grand
est exhibitions every produced in Washington at
prices that viii lay in the shade all
ton.
Our display will represent the latest and most novel
shapes and styles Of Foreign we'll Domestic Pro-
auctions.
In order to make this festive occasion more interest
esting We shall give
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
ALL THIS WEEK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

ADVERTISEMENT
PEAT Moss STABLE BEDDING Is an abSOrbant, de-
odOrizer and d1Sinfectant. Sold at wholesale feed
stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

FTNHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Il AND F1REPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
GIG PA AVE n. W. tSouth Side)
Persons going abroad, or leaving the city should
avail themselves OF the advantages offered by this
for the safe keeping of bonds securities jewery
plate and other vauables Clothing paintings works
Of art, pianos, brca -brac, carpets, &C. &C.
be stored at low rates. Take action before rather than
after. your valuables are stolen or burned.
Office Hours: u to 4 d. LII.
f26-6m Saturdays a to ) D. MI
WM E. STOCKETT l. CO., 434 9TH ST. n W.
w make Phila. Pat Back Blank Books to order.
Ruling, pertorating and numbering. Magazines,
music and fashion books bound i'll ali styles at low
rates. Send note, Will call f.I6-:}m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

INOR SAIE-NEAR ANACOSTIA,
Il THE BROOKLYN OF WASHINGTON.
Building lots overlooking Washington and both
rivers, line of street cars. 5000 feet SOo less II
more than one lot is taken.
Villa sites similarly located improved streets brick
sidewalks. intrinsic well speculative value;
houses built plan Of purchaser money furnished
street cars graded schools, churches OF all denomius
One new 7-room house. slate mantels latrobe fire.
place, wide hall, water in kitchen, cellar 1000 feet
ground: &.,,750
Nearly seven land, opposite new Pennsylyania
avenue bridge: al 100.
Highly improved farm, 100 acres: meadow, grass
land and garden land fruit trees of water;
mineral spring. three miles from Anacosta bridge;
$500.
Large farm 300 acres, meadow, upland and uuAd
land: five miles from bridge
Apply to II. A GRISwOLD,
ap.SO-2mo Anscostla, ID. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

Carruthers & Co., New York grain brokers' were
posted yesterday as unable TO meet their con-
tracts. They were short on May wheat.
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Special sale! Special Sale!!
'Tnnncible" flour, "Invincible" -FOUR the peer of
all brands; from choicest hard Minnesota wheat.
$6.25 per Dbl; $1.63 4 Dbl; SIC. 4 Dbl.
champion" champion" brand Of flour;
splendid family flour. $3.50 per Dbl $144 n Dbl
TIC. d Dbl. Come early.
N. T. METZGER & Bro,
AT 7th st. NV.
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ATTENTION is called 10 the auction sale OF i'm
proved property on Pennsylvania avenue, near Az
street. To take place tomorrow afternoon This Is
Desirable business property, and 10 Is therefore
worthy the attention OF those looking for safe In
ySStIieEJ1
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It LOTS AT FOREST GI.FN

II LOTS AT FOREST GLEN.
We have subdiyided the land the
of the railway at Forest GleI Station,
Building Lots for suburban homes. The location 10
high, and 81 extended view is obtained of the
rounding country. The Washington Monument, Sugar
Loaf and Blue Ridge Mountains distinctly se-.ll.
Fine springs of water and an excellent quarry for
building purposes on the property. About 100000
square feet have already been sold and
dences will be built ON the ground this Ii
also proposed TO erect large house hotel for tho
convenience of those who desire To reside ia the country
and not have the trouble OF housekeeping.
Plats and information furnished by
A q PRATT a. SONS,
ap30-1t The sun Building nj n
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FOrty.eight Cents will buy a splendid boys
Hat, either White or mixed, good enough for any
boy. Francs, corner 7th and ID SITS.
Breakfast with cup OF our Java will be bet
ter reltshed than with cup OF SO-clled Java. Try
pound tomorrow for Sunday breakfast.
n. T. METZGER 4 Bro,
AT 7th st. NV.
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A GYPsY AND HER BABY.-Mary SabOliO a bare
looted Gypsy, with baby In her arms was
arrested In south Washington yesterday by Officer
Aghtborn for begging from door 10 door. She be-
longs To band OF Gypses encamped on the Virginia
side OF the Potomac, near the Long Bridge. This
morning In the Police Court she was charged with
vagrancy, and was required TO give bonds or 70
down for thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

MARRIAGE LIcESSES--Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court JOS Lucas
and Emma Tyler; Isaac Stokes and Martha Moore;
Prank Bowie and Julia Waters; Chas. v. Wood
bridge and Maria 4. Bonnet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

IroR SALE-CoUNTY-sE SMALL TRACTS
II Of land between Badensburg Pike and X. a %. Il
r. near Reform school, varying in from to III
acres. For fun particulars and Plat Apply office.
THOS. j. FISHER CO.
mNo-Ot l3.lI 4 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-06

NOTABLE NEW DEPARTURE in the history of
Journalism Is chronicled IN the advertisement in
another column, announcing the publication in
New York OF an American reprint OF the London
Illustrated News To compete with American
papers OF the same class 70 viii be sold at ten cents
per copy which Is less than IL be bought for in
England
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sALEo,IHAvE TWELVE CHOICE BUILDING
II Lots on 10th ct. NV. bet. Scott Circle and St
lots at from 81 TO $3.50 per 50. fl ~ ~
mytj-3t r. H. T. LEIPOID 1871 z "a nw
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You will save doc. On every dollar by
going TO Auerbach'S Bicycle Shirt Depot for best
Shirts headwear, neckwear, underwear and foot
wear.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
They Away. Did 1t in That Way.

Charley HaSkius. Cf Milwaukee. au old telegraph man. was iu EUruPe recently and he tells some funny stories about tLa way the telegraph business is managed over there. For instance. he filed a mesa -e in m office in London. and. out of curios- ivy. waited to see what became Of it The receiving clerk did not put it in a little leather cup and shoOtit Up the pneumatic tube co the operating room. as the Ameri- ca1 receiving clerk does. Instead. Ae hung it on file hook with a number Of other messages and went on taking in more messages. placing them on the same hook. h about half an hour the hook vas full, when the clerk called out to o hoy Tn Ave minutes the boy was on his way uD the stairs Co the operating room with that bundle of messages and he wasn't in very much of a hurry. either. No wonder Mir HGskins says the Ameri- can teleCrapher couldn't stand il Go live in that country.
 They are slow over iu England. hu- very careful For instance. when they erect d telegraph pole in the street of a town or city they plant it as carefully as jf they were laying the foundation of Sl ,ct0 .sl building With The pole once mp they are not satisfied Co brace .t with the ser vice wires but Go attach t0 it and extend out and faSteu in every direction heavy guy wires. as clumsy as they are unnecessary. There k uo use trying Co tell the Englishman anything. either. or Co suggest any better methods His fn variable reply, in & tone which seems 70 leave no room for further argument. is.
 "Well, we have always done it thai way. Chicago Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

AMONG the paramount necessities of the city of Tucson at this time, when it is about to emerge from a long era of Iethargy into 8 prosperous. and flourish ing metropolis, IS the establishment of B system Of sewerage, constructed upon & scale sufficient to meet the wants of the next decade. Among our claims to importance. IS the advantages our city offers to invalids, suffering with lung diseases, and we mus. preserve our good reputation in this particular bY main tainin. 0 rigid sanitary discipline with ID the crowded limits of the clty. The very fac. that the filth now existing ID almost any premises one mlght select, would breed an epidemic anywhere else in the world, is proof that our natural conditions us 6 health resort cannot be surpassed, But the outrage against kInd nature that Is suffered to exist ID the foul accumulations of filth must cer- tGinly exert highly detrimental in huence upon our people, and eventually  the fan. reputation won by our phenome- nal exemption from disease will be lost. Our local physicians now meet with more malignant cases of disease than are usual in this city, and they will support our statement that this is largely, if not wholly, due to the lack Of sanitary regulations. A long continued and warm rsin,' followed by hot weather, would develop serious con dition in the health of our city, that would require the utmost skill of the medical science to combat It is cheap CT to build sewers than to pay doctors bills and the attendant expenses of tedious sickness. They can be built far cheaper now than at time when labor Is in greater demand and as they gre an absolute necessity, no time should l be lost in taking the frs, steps towards their construction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
1na,.n a.mhl.r. and .Toek.r-.

All Ind ans after e while become expe-t gard players. and the Flatheads are no execution Co the rule. These latter gentry are not afraid to try their skill and nerve with the sportive frOutiersmen of tLa northwest. with whom they frequently have Ion1 sie-es of draw. To these eN perierced gamblers the local fry are as children. Many young buck with no inheritance to speak of has enriched him self amazingly at the expense Of wayiarcrs who have fallen by the Waystde. SoHo of these youngsters wl0 draw the right card at the righy tlu- lute tae lar-e herds of ponies tO their CT. lit in conse- oueuce thereof. As jockey riders The Flatheads and their relations have per haps no equals on earth. Raised as they are from childhood almost on pony back. SD to speak, it is no wonder they become superior equestrians-
 When prcpa|ing for a race the young bucks skin themselves of their clOtllsg 70 as Co present as little resistance Co the air as possible. X Fia:head jockey mounted for business is dressed in nOth- iug more than a hrech clOUt and perhaps a thin cotton shirt. which floats in The breeze but offers no impediment to rider or horse. Leaning forward on their hardy little cavuseS they dash down the race course Ike the wiad. jumping ditches and dld-iug trees with precision and skill truly marvellous. The white mans race course k a flat level stretch of ground. rolled smooth, over which Inc anima! simply runs while the rider has nothing much Co do except hold his scat. On the other hand an Indian will race ove- any kind of ground, among timber or swimming steans, combining with the simple speed of his animal individual sS'l an5 Judgment in sUrmountinC score Of obstacles and always coming under tie wire ahead A white man seldom wins a race from an Indian, and there i- Uo wonder for i5.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
THE ALIEN BILL.

The following is the first section of the Alien bill, which became @ law at the last session of Congress. It IS supposed to affect the privilege of English investors in American mines. as well as their purchase of real estate inthis country:
 "Be II enacted by the senate and house Of representatives of the United States of America Tn Congress as semb!ed. That 1t shall be unlawful Tor any person or persons not cit- lzens or the United States, or who have not lawfully declared their in- tention to become such citizeos of the United States, or for any cor porstion not created by or under the laws of the United States or of some sst8te or territory of tue United States, to hereafter acquire hold or own real estate So hereafter acquired, or any interest therein, m any Of the territories of the Unit ed States or ID the District Of Col umbis, except such as mBy be ac, qulred by inheritance or ln good faith ID the ordinary course of jus tics ID the collection Of debts here
 totore created; provided, that tho
 prohibition of this section shall mol apply to cases in which the rish
 to hold or dispose of lands in th' United States Is secured by exist
 ing treaties to the citizens or sub jects of foreign countries, which rights
 SO far ss they may exist by fore
 of any such treaty, shall continu'
 to exist so long ss such treaties ar
 ID force, and no longer"